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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-12-31
DIED.

KELLY. Died, Thursday, Decs -Aber 18th,
at go o'clock pm, George A., youngest
daughter OF +. 4. and NJ. L. Kelly; aged one
year and twenty two days.
McsORLEY. .-D'ed. in the city Of Lynch
burg. Va December -, ls5s, Edward hcsOr
lev: native OF County Tyrone. Ireland, IN the
seventy eighth year Of his age.
FLETCHER-Died at his residence, cor
ner Of Twenty-seyenth and Leigh streets
December ~. lsss. at ~ O'Clock a m., after q
painful lines. OF two years. X. Z. Fletcher
aged nfty seven years.
REAMS Died, Thursday, December 20
Isl. at 4 o'clock an, at the resiience OF hi
mother IN SwaDsOOro, near Manchester. va.
Robert y. Reams aged thirty four years.
BURNETT. Died, Thursday, December 20
al l:3O o'cl OK pm, Mary ". burnett, widow
of the late Claiborne Burnett; aged sixty
eight years.
wArTs.-Dlei, Thursday night, At l2;l
o'clock, AZ her home In Chesterfield. nea
Manchester, Mrs. Sarah A. Watts, wife OF y
j. Watts.
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sitting Bun Not Coming

PIERRE, DAK., December 30-Tho re
port that Sitting Bull would 90 to Wash
ington to labor against the passage Of
the Dawes bill opening the Sioux Rcser-
yation is false. Running Elk, the
trusty aid OF Sitting Bull, who
was in the city yesterday. says
that Sitting Bull and most Of his people
favor reduction Of the res ryaiion.
While some chiefs may visit the capital
this winter, il will not be to oppose the
bill. but 10 look after other matters.
Running Elk and his people desire lands
in severalty. He says they must raise
stock and grain and learn the ways Of
the whites.
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IILliN AppLAI.
The N,w York Socialists Declue That
the Hour Has Come.

tht hONi iitN thiuts
NEW YORK, December 3O-The So
clalist paper. the J0lis Ze'tHD0, TO day
publishes the following bloodthirsty d'.
cular, I'm German and English, and
copies are being distributed along Il o
lines Of the railroads and on the docks
IN this city by some mysterious agency a.
"Fell0w.wOrkmen, The hour has come.
The agencies Of science must play apart
i'm the struggle of the future. Yesterday
lt was the slaughter of oar comrades a.
Chicago; to-day il Is the assassination Of
sixty thousand of our brothers on The
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
system. True, the sword is the weapon
of circumstances but their victims perish
all the same. DO not waste your force
on the scabs-they are only the effect OF
the present damnable commercial and
competitive system. Destroy Oy all the
agencies at your command The direct re-
presentatiyes Of the system thc CorDns,
the Maxwells and the Goulds
Sic. the torch, the bomb or The bullet
strike them now. Let all they possess 10
the flames be given hound them night
and day. This strike must be made the
war of the classes against tie masses.
Brothers, remember Chicago and your
Oath."
The circular, It is learned, was read at
several meetings of working men In this
city last night, but it IS said to be the
Intention to distribute il extensively
throughout the country Prominent
Knights OF Labor here condemn it as un-
authorized and the work Of Anarchists
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Episcopal Mission work.

The clergy of the Episcopal church
met Yesterday In the yestry OF st. PauPs
church and discus. ed the plans which the
Bishop formulated, after several clerical
meetings, for the formation Of a society
auxiliary to the Diocesan Missionary
Society of Virginia Nearly all the
clergy were present.
The Feast of the Epiphany at ST. Paul
church at s pm. were fully arranged
The oGertory on that occasion will be
devoted to tho support OF the eyange-
lists recently appointed, after deducting
the amount required for the general ex
penses of the society.
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The Academy.

Miss Phosa McAllister and her excel
lent company drew a very good house TO
the Academy last night 10 witness her
play, Taken From Life. This is one OF
The best and most realistic plays which
has been presented on our boards this
season, and all who have seen 1t speak OF
II In the highest terms. IL Is Intensely
realistic, and is placed on the stage in the
best style, the scenery being very hand
some aud the mechanical effects startling
IL will be produced at the matinee and
tonight for .he last time, and should at
tract crowded houses at each entertain
ment
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WATER Committee.
Material Changes in water Rates Recon-
mendCd.

mcndcd.
The Council Committee on " aier met
at IL o'clock yesterday morning. hey
passed on the regular bills anj pay-Ioil
for the month, approved them and they
were signed by the chairman
The report of the subcommittee VINO
were charged with reassessing the water
rates. was received and adopted. ihis
report changes The method of assessing
the water rate considerably.
Heretofore the method has heen TO
assess houses upon their valuation. The
report assesses them upon the number OF
fossets and fixtures used.
Water motors are assessed from TO loc'
per 1000 gallons Of water used, as
shown by water meters which are 10 be
used according to graduating scale.
Heretofore boilers having been assess
ed Sc per one-horse power.
Hereafter the rate IS 10 be paid al -
per one.hOrse power for boilers OF one TO
ten-horse power; from ten horse
power to forty-horse power So and over
iorty, $3.50 per horse power. The rates 10
manufacturers have been somewhat re-
duced.
Mr. T. D. Myers and Colonel John B.
Cary from the Chamber Of Commerce
were present and expressed themselves
as much pleased with the rates as recon
mended by the subcommittee.
The rates itemized will he printed, and
will be reported possibly to the Common
Council at the meeting next Tuesday
night. If not ready by then the report
will be presented to the Board OF Alder
men at their meeting Monday night
January 9th. The present rates remain
In force until both branches OF the
Council adopt the new ones, and they
be signed by the Mayor.
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DICHMOND THEATRE,
III TwENTY-FOU RTH SEASON.
EOIrR MIGHTY A Nd ONE MAIlNEE

commencing JANUAk z, loes
Grand and standard Opera tn Engish by the
famous BOSTON IDEAL OPERA COMPANY,
Strengthened IN every department. The Test
orchestra ever maintained by the Ideals. A
splendid chorus of fresh voices.
A llst OF artists, including Milo Zelle de
Lussan acknowledged queen of the English
stage) Niss Ida Klein. from the Metropolitan
Opera House. New York (tne best ngh,
soprano before the public Miss Harriet Avery
(mc7zo sOpmno); George Appeoy a,d Frank
Baxter the Admirable ly ric tenors)lW IL Clark
(xing OF bassos); Helen Dudley Campbell Nhe
accomplished contTatol; A. D. Saxon tbQs
toms fayorlte baritonel; J. W. Herbert Cthc
Now York comediau); Clement Bainbridge
thght comedy, and J. c. Miron low comedy.
A reportOry free fIOm operetta AMI opera
boulfe Only Grand aud Standard Operas.
Monday. The Daughter OF tho Regiment
Tuesday Fr DlayOla; n educsday MATINEE,
The Elixir Of Love; wednesday. Carman
THURSDAY, Martha. Highest price Tor rosoyvesI
seats sl.9b. Advance sale Opens on FRIDAY
next at9am. Telephone iJl. do 20 ~
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NAKKIED.

BALnWIN-GORDON Married. In Rich
mOnd. Va. December % 1851, by Rev. II.
Pitt, Mr. Henry /. Baldwin and Miss Eliza
betn NJ. Gordon.
JENKINS MATTHEW'S. - Married, 10
Richm nd, Va, December p, 1881, by Rey. Il.
II. PITT. Nr William ). jenkins and Miss
Louise ID. Matthews.
Y-POLLARD. Married, at tho
residence Of the brides father lMr. Lewis
Pollard. King William county, Va } on the
2sth OF December, 1857. J. X. Murphy, Jr.,
~ North Carolina. 20 Mas Deliah Z. Pollard,
Rev j. l.. Lynch OF Beulah church, King
William county, officiating
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The Council Committee on Health met
In the Council chamber at Z o'clock
Present, Mcssrs Hudnall chairman,
snead. and Jones. Sundry bills and the
payroll were approved and ordered 10
be paid. Several bills presented before
the co umiitee were passed by Until The
January meeting.
Mr.. Deeware EachO, an employee OF
he Health Department. was reported as
being drunk. Policeman Lampkin said
be found him drunk repeatedly and was
therefore compelled TO report him.
Policeman James made "a statement 20
the same ELECT
TIE committee was willing 10 give Mr
Eacho another chance, particularly as ibis
was Christmas times. and on motion ol
Mr. Snead IL was ordered that the chair
man repremand him and tell him %
do so no more. That if Ee did he wou.d
be discharged Agreed 20
Adjourned.
POLICE COMMITTEE.
The Council Committee on police met
I'm the Council Chamber at 1.30 o clock
Present Messrs Conner (chairmanl
Davis. and Bodeker. The bills and pay
roll were approved and ordered 10 be
signed by the chairman.
STREET COMMITTEE.
The Council Committee on Streets met
in the Office Of the City Engineer at 8
o'clock yesterday. Present: Mes.rs.
Starke, Powers, Cutchins, Bodeker Hill
Parater Bland, Chappell, Murphy and
Griffin.
In the absence of Mr.. Crenshaw, the
chairman. who was sick at home, Nj.
Starke, the sub-chairman. presided.
Over twenty petitions were read,
talked over, and turned over to the
Tour"
The application of the Vulcan Iron
Works TO be allowed TO erect railroad
track from the Richmond and Allegheny
Railroad to their works, endorsed by the
Railroad Company that it would cost the
citv nothing, was discussed. The Com.
miftee decided to refer the application to
the City Engineer for report
II was decided that the balance oi
money on hand, $500 for each ward, be
used 6y The Ward Committee and they
report to-day TO the City Engineer what
pavements or CUTTERS shall be laid. Sew
eral of the ward members said that tie
CITY Engineer should have the imtorma-
don by - o'clock today.
The usual bills were ordered to be
paid.
Bids were open for the feed stuff Of the
city. The following bids were accepted
Alvey Brothers, oats, 40 cents per bushel
Charles L. Todd, Western hay, $3.50
brown stuff, s2l7j; ship stuff, s2@ 20
straw, Al cents; sheaf oats, 80 cents
salt sl17. +. II. Deane q Co, Nir
ginia hay, sl565 per ton corn, soh'O
per ton.
4 Il ul
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BLAINE AND INGERsOLI.
Colonel Bob" Denies the Old RumoI
About "A Quarrel

NEW YORK, December 80. 0.-Colonel
Ingersoll was yesterday shown a state.
ment in q Jacksonville, Fla, paper to the
effect that his once warm friendship for
Mr.. Blaine had been terminated by the
discovery that Mr.. Blaine had, while
secretary OF State, after promising to
give position 10 friend Of Colonel In
gersoll, recommended another man for
the place Colonel Ingersoll said be had
never asked Mr Blaine for favor and
never had an unkind word with him and
knew nothing occurring between him
self and Mr. Blaine that could give rise
to the idea Of a misunderstanding ol
quarrel
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Changes on the Richmond and DanFilio
Railroad.

The Richmond and Danyille directory
have appointed Mr. John W. Hail. Tor
merly assistanttreasurer, treasurer ID
place of Mr. w. L. Turner Mr.. Richard
Brooke in addition to his duties as secre
tary has been appointed assistant-treas
uTer.
The Office Of Comptroller, heretofore
filed by Mr. L. A. Barber, has been
abolished. Mr.. James 7. Worthingtor
of New York has been appointed gen.
eral counsel of the company in place o.
Judge Hunter II. Marshall, and Mr.. W
p DeSassure, assistant counsel, has been
succeeded by Mr.. John \. staples ol
Washington.
Messrs. Turner and Barber have been
connected with the company FOR over
twenty years, and the appointment OF
Messrs. Worthington and Staples oveI
Judge Marshall and Mr.. DeSassure, TO-
rether with the removal of the law de
partment back TO Washington, all look:
yery much as If the old K. & d. Railroad
was fast ceasing TO be a Virginia instilu
tiOn
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Calling over in Manchester the other
day We dropped into the nrst-class bakery
establishment OF l.. * V. STEMS. and found Il
fitted up in ,first-cass style with all the neces-
sary supplies OF good things, such as always
remind US 0, Christmas. Bread, crackers, bis
cults. etc. IN abundance; cakes. and variety
OF good things for the children, and all made
from the very best and purest materials. IhIs
is indeed model bakery, and one that do
serves and IS fast gaining the support u the
public. BE sure 70 call In and see them Al
t26 Hull street Manchester.
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SAN FRANcIsco's SMALLPOX.

The Epidemic Increases 10 an Alarming
Extent.
SAN Francisco, December S0.-The
Board Of Health yesterday held a special
meeting to consider the smallpox epi.
demic, which Is on an alarming increase.
Eight new cases were discovered yester-
day, and II IS not known, under the loose
administration of affairs, how many more
there may be- A large lodging-house in
the centre OF the town, near Fifth and
Market streets, has been quaraniined
three cases having been discovered in H.
The papers keep quiet about tie disease
fearing that Eastern visitors will be kept
away.
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Christmas Celebration at ~. Marks
Chapel

Yesterday at ie o'clock the Christmas
celebration at ST. Marks chape! too,
Mace. The children bright and joyiu
were present in full numbers. The ex
ercises were exceedingly interesting
singing and readings by Misses Lucy Dun
nayanf and Oracle Denzler being pleasant
features The superintendent, Mr
William +. Eaton, then presented The
children with handsome presents. These
presents were costly and suitable, In adj,
dition confectioneries were dispensed
with a lavish hand
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ANOTHER ORDER ISSUED 70 60 OFT
DISREGdRDED

Inc OpeiatiNes TIoiti Nvih TO ihit"">>'
Fiery Letter from New yors Socialists.
No Supplemental Message from the
President Foreign and Domestic News.
RKADING, PA, December 80 The con
vention OF Reading Railroad employees,
after a continuous session Of nearly
eight hours, adjourned at half pas; 3 this
morning, having decided to issue orders
for a general strike TO take place at II
o'clock today. Every man in the en-
ploy of the Reading Company, with the
exception OF passenger train crews,
trackmen and signal tower men and
crossing watchmen, IS TO go on strike,
and fifteen minutes after the meeting the
signal was flashed across the wires to
Philadelphia and Williamspori.
THE ORDER FALLs FLAT.
RFADISo, PA, December 3O--By ,
o'clock this morning every delegate TO
the convention had left Reading and de
parted for home, it having finally al
iourned. CAPTAIN Linden, the well
known PinkertOn detective passed
through here to-day bound for the coal
regions, where he will organize special
officers to protect the company's pro-
perty. None of the employees on the
road or in the sho in this city struck
today in accordance with the order OF
the convention. ltfalls fiat throughout
this section, and the only turbulent feel
ing is reported from the coal regions.
ave sent twenty coal trains into the
regions and 1000 loaded cars 90 tide
water, besides nearly 300 cars Of freight
Yesterday and last night said General
Dispatcher Bcrtolet of ihis city this
morning.
do you think there i, probability OF
the revival Of the strike among youl
present force" was asked mo, sir
cmphatically no. Why should they
The men all applied for work 80 unlarily
and it Is not probable that they would
act so foollshly Oh, no. They are moi
made of that kind Of material The men
we have now are going 10 stay with u.s.
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See tho LitIle Gem

OF a drug store, the Park-place Pharma.
cy. Stokes building, corner Belvidere and
Main streets, where you can ind cigars. cisa-
rcttes, tobacco. fine extracts cOlOgnes, tOilei
soaps. mineral waters OF all kinds, nair brushes,
tooth brushes, combs, etc, etc. Physicians
INSCRIPTIONS a spe' ialty. Wri.lnz paper, pens,
pencils, postage stamps, and postal cards
Don't fall 70 call
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PORTLAND, ME-, December 30-A tidal
wave struck Portland Head in Wednes-
day nights gale greatly damaging The
big iron fog horn house and shaking the
lighthouse in a terrible manner. The
volume of water was the largest ever OBJ
served on that point The damage along
shore was considerable
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Tic Theatre

The Shelter and Blakely Novelty Com
nany appeared before fair house at the
Theatre last night. Their performance
Is entirely Of the variety order, and
seemed 10 please the audience. 1t will
be given at the matinee TO day and again
tonight
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rhs llnes Calender ls.s.

Hang up in your office, and If you
have q favor TO ask of the TINES, call al
the Office. for he who bo0ms the TINES
pushes q good cause in putting a truthful
and straightforward newspaper in the
hands Of everybody
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MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
JAsuARY eiTH, 1889.
entertain

The following Will assist At the entertain
mCnt:
Mr. + INTROPIDI.
Mr. HARRY JEFFERSON formerly of
Duprcw and Bencdict's Minsirels)
Mr. JAMES BRANCH.
Captain FRANK CUNNINGHAM
Messrs. LUMsDES aod HOOPER sts
Great Musical Team.
Mr. MARSHALL RAMOS.
sir BILL SwEENY.
Mr. J. LOUIS Sullivan,
Mr. TOM BIGGER.
Mr. MAURICE LEVI
And twenty-five others, all under the per-
soual supervision OF Nr. CONWAY MYERS.
Prices OF admission. IS cents. Reserved
lde1OFrsSu
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so Supplementary Mes,a.e.

NEW YORK, December S0.--A Herald
special from Washington says that Presi-
dent Cleveland denies the report that be
intends sending to Congress u supplement
tary message defending his position on
the tariff question.
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The Very Best Oysters

received daily, served steamed and in
every other style. Restaurant open from Q
am. 70 u pm: 81. LOUIS snsr lsuss ds DeJs Tiohi M
and Main streets.
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GREAT MINSTREL ENTERTAIN
VI MLNT.

Mr. Conway Myers has tue honor " an-
nounce that be has accepted benefit tend
cred by bis many frieuds. The best amateur
talent Of the city will take part at the
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CITY TAXES .
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
HERMANN SCHMiDTS
EUROPEAN STORE,

EUROPEAN STORE.
80 ASp 90. BROAD. CORNER FIFTH STREET.
The greatest variety Of
DELICACIEs AND LCxURIRs
OF the season ever offered Is Ia stock now.
also, RAIsIgs, CCRRASTs. CITR0N. OR
ANGE and LEMON GELATINE, FI0s,
DATES. NUTS OF all kinds. ALMONDS, soft
and paper shell and without she'll; CANDLE
and CAKES OF every description. GENUINE
NCREMBURG LEBKUCHEN GOTTA.
CHICKEN SAUSAGE, wEsTPHALIN sAU-
SAGE, RUN, BRANDY. WHISKY, CHAN
AoNg, WINE. and Go 7d>le-u
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OYSTERS

-"-"-71-"-"7--'-'- = = = = = : -
IAN PREPARED TO FILL ORDERS
i tor ne Back an York River Oysters for
JOHN WESLEY,
delstf No. III No TIA Eighteenth street
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TOSEPH W. BLILEY
- SUCCESSOR TO
MRS. ]. c. DLPPNER,

CORNER THIRD AND MARSHALL STREETS.
Fine line OF Hacks, Buggles, also ladies'
Driving Horses.
Especial attention given 10 boarding horses.
7 dec Hft +.
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TAKEN FROM LIFE

New ana appropriate scenery, and startling
mechanical effects. as originally produced a.
wallack's Theatre, New York.
Prices a. usual. 5decg5 Su. Thxsat
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A box of good cigars OF 8 demijohn OF
old Madeira or sherry wine Is nice Carls'-
nas present and can be had or
CHANBERLAYSE Co.
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X. L.. LEE CAMP.
Annual Meeting - Election of Omcers-
BANQUET.

Annual Meeting Election OF Omcers-
Banquet.
Last night being the regular annual
meeting Of Y. i. Lee Camp Confederate
Veterans, at which time officers for the
ensuing year were 10 be elected. the hall
of that organization was filed with com
rades Among the attendants were also
number OF comrades from Hampton,
who were warmly received as welcome
guests.
The camp was called 10 attention by
Commander Phillips, and Messrs. W. II.
Morecock and VI. c. Cannon were elect
ed members. Mr.. Lyon G.. Tyler was
elected a contributing member
OFFICERS ELECTED.
The election Of officers was next pro-
ceeded with as follows
Commander j. W. White; first lieu
tenant commander, Thomas Brander
second lieutenant commander, J. B. Nc
Kenney. third lieutenant commander,
Thomas J Bowles adjutant, A. a.
Snitzer. ouartermaster, George {. Mount
castle: surgeon, DR.. r. b. Stone chap
lain. +. 5. Riddick; officer OF the day.
B. VI. Batkins assistant surgeon. W. +.
Richardson treasurer, James T. Forriter
sergeant major d. :. Redfordi yidctte,
NJ T. Phillips; color sergeant, James
Harmon Grst color guard, T. J. Smith ;
second color guard, G. L. Delarue; trus
tees, b. D. Core, ID. II Pyle, and J. w.
Thomas, janitor, Thomas F Moseley
BANQUET
After the newly-elccted officers had
been install ed and other routine business
had been transacted, the camp was called
again to attention and marched at route
step from their headquarters TO Murphy s
Hotel where a sumpiuous mess had been
prepared for them By caterer Col. John
Murphy. Here, after full enjoyment OF
the good things prepared for them, short
and appropriate speeches were made by
the new officers, Comrade j. Taylor ~
tyson, Captains Dougherty and Dick
Booker, of Hampton, and others, and al
late hour, after most delightful re-
union, the camp broke ranks.
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s.... a. tt.55 Yesterday Morning rro-
s,uneea pcai 9" Fifteen Minutes Cool
,.r. fa.f. aud Makes no Remarks on
d., salldv- -ui, Coufs.slon.
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U,anis0SHCH0, Va, December 30
William Fnchum, convicted Of the muir
t.rof DIS brother Preston Finchum, on
t.e liih of March, 1885. near this place,
.e. hanged here to-day al 1885 am. AT
l9l0 pun he was pronounced dead by
i.phys.cian. lie was calm and walked
,o tbe gallows without assistance. No
remark- we've made, and alter a short
PRAYER IS Rev Sir Bunting, The drop
iN
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A German spy Arrested.

LONDON, December 30.-It is stated on
reliable authority that spy named
Haupt, who was sent by the German
police TO incite the Swiss Anarchists,
whose confidence he enjoyed and for
whose betrayal he received large sums OF
money, has been arrested at Zurich with
compromising papers on his person,
which he succeeded in destroying.
We are the sole agents Of the celebrat'
ed La Nornandi Cigar.